The International Olympic Committee, the International Paralympic Committee and the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Winter Olympics yesterday released the second edition of the epidemic prevention manual for the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games and the winter Paralympic Games (hereinafter referred to as the epidemic prevention manual). This epidemic prevention guide will help athletes, team officials and all other Olympic personnel finalize their plans to travel to and arrive in Beijing, the timing during the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games and the time to leave China. The latest version of the manual provides more realistic information on vaccination, customs entry requirements, ticket reservation, pre departure testing, Winter Olympic Games time, closed-loop management, accommodation, transportation, catering, nucleic acid testing, health monitoring, close management, and the transition period between the Winter Olympic Games and the winter Paralympic Games. The manual also includes a "precautions" section to help guide stakeholders through each stage of the event. Referring to the newly released epidemic prevention manual, Christopher Dolby, executive director of the Olympic Department of the International Olympic Committee, said: "together with the International Paralympic Committee and the Beijing Winter Olympic Organizing Committee, we worked closely with the world's top experts in the field of health and sports event delivery, and finally determined the necessary epidemic prevention and control measures to ensure the safe and successful holding of the Beijing Winter Olympic Games." He added: "By creating a safe environment, the Beijing Winter Olympic Games will create a unique competition time experience, which is designed to help athletes focus on sports, which is the most basic element of the Winter Olympic Games and the winter Paralympic Games. These guidelines will also guide us to formulate all competition plans and ensure that the world's attention is focused on these world's top winter athletes in Beijing next year Outstanding performance at the Olympic Games. " Colin Rehn, chief Paralympic delivery officer of the International Paralympic Committee, said: "the second edition of the epidemic prevention manual is the result of the continuous and close cooperation between the IOC, the International Paralympic Committee and the Beijing Winter Olympic Organizing Committee. By absorbing the experience of large-scale events around the world and the suggestions of medical experts, we believe in the epidemic prevention manual The relevant principles in will help the Olympic personnel to participate in the Beijing Winter Olympic Games and the winter Paralympic Games on the premise of protecting their own health. The epidemic prevention manual is to protect the safety and health of all Olympic personnel and local people, which is very important. " Full time vice chairman of Beijing Winter Olympic Organizing Committee Secretary General Han Zirong said: "after full consultation and extensive discussion, the Beijing Winter Olympic Organizing Committee, the International Olympic Committee and the International Paralympic Committee have jointly formulated the second edition of the epidemic prevention manual on the basis of refining and improving the first edition of the epidemic prevention manual 。 The measures described in the epidemic prevention manual are formulated based on the latest scientific research results, expert opinions and experience of other international events. We believe that these response measures can effectively reduce the epidemic risk, ensure that athletes and all Olympic personnel can participate in training, competition and work safely and conveniently, and protect the health and safety of Chinese people. I hope everyone can strictly abide by it and work together to contribute a simple, safe and wonderful Olympic Games to the world. " The second edition of the epidemic prevention manual supplements the first edition of the manual, adding the information concerned by various stakeholders and the information fed back at many briefings since October. In this way, the formulation of epidemic prevention principles will be more transparent, and all participants will know the specific rules they need to abide by by by participating in the formulation process. In the coming weeks, the organizing committee will continue to hold a series of briefings to provide further policy information. Taking into account the changing global epidemic situation, additional epidemic prevention measures will be taken in time before and when necessary to ensure the safety of all Olympic personnel and local people. (outlook new era)